The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emission which result from this energy use

The pie charts illustrate the average housekeeping energy consumption and proportions of the earth heating gases of household

appliances

in Australia.

Overall

, the

appliances

which heat the house's inner space and

water

, utilize the largest amount of power.

Additionally

, domestic

water

heating systems and other

appliances

produce a larger amount of air pollution in Australian houses. The three most outstanding energy users are heaters,

water

heaters, and other facilities which

also

are the main greenhouse gas producers as well.The biggest proportion of energy-acquiring devices belongs to heaters, sharing 42% of

overall

energy use. The

water

heating equipment, which ranks

second,

is responsible for 40%,

also

the other

appliances

comprise 15% of the figure. The gas emission chart particularly presents that 32%, 28%, and 15% of total heating gas release routes to

water

heating, heating, and other purposes. The three minor power consumers are the chilling units, the lights, and the refrigerators which account for 2%, 4%, and 7%. Meanwhile, they are the least air-polluting households with 12%, 7%, and 5% percentages.